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[Debs.]

  No, not a description of the OOF membership!

I heard one calling here this morning.....`anyone else hearing the Spring Cuckoos?  

[MikeDundee]

No, not a description of the OOF membership!

I heard one calling here this morning.....`anyone else hearing the Spring Cuckoos?  

Only wood pigeons, blackbirds, some tits, and sparrows round here

[waspy]

I haven't heard one in years Dame Deb's  
Ever since i moved to the town  

You just made me   Memories are sometimes a pain in the esra

[albitz]

no but,i got woken up by a pigeon which sounded like it was sat at the end of the bed at 7a.m.,i fancied a bit of a lie in this morning, but i guess i will have to go borrow a shotgun and try again tomorrow.

[Albatross]

Nope, not here, but we do have a hell of a lot of birds around for a town housng estate. I heard a woopecker the other day from the house.

[Big Fra]

I heard the sound of the lesser-spotted nocturnal ar$ehole, (or to be given his proper name, chavvy fannybaws-nedious) awoken from his drunken stupor from the previous nights debauchery by his second most feared enemy, daylight.

The first being the fuzz, however they have become very sly in avoiding the fuzz. They have discovered that if they do not act like complete c*ckends they will not do a 'weekender'.

However, if they are certain there are no fuzz around, they tend to attract each other with calls of 'Hello, Hello, we are the billy bhoys' or 'If ye cannae dae the bouncy yer a tim'  and congregate in the most inconvenient of places; street corners, outside the local off licence or convenience store.

I took the pups out for a walk shortly after hearing their first calls, and within 100 yards the lesser-spotted nocturnal ar$ehole's scattered with chav abandon, shouting, 'bolt man! he's a copper wi polis dugs!'

I love my pups.

[Richie London]

plenty of paraquets in the trees near me, st georges hill in weybridge there is thousands on there estate. apparently what i was told was after the making of the film "the birds by hitchcock" most of the birds got let out and they have adapted to our weather. richmond park is a good place for exotic birds.

get a few red breasts there in the summer too  

richie

[Debs.]

plenty of paraquets in the trees near me, st georges hill in weybridge there is thousands on there estate. apparently what i was told was after the making of the film "the birds by hitchcock" most of the birds got let out and they have adapted to our weather. richmond park is a good place for exotic birds.

get a few red breasts there in the summer too  

richie

I saw some flocks of Parakeet when I was in Kent recently; I thought I were 'seeing things' when I first spotted those squawking green mini-parrots!
I suppose exotic birdies are ideally suited to Heathrow area, as it has it`s own micro-climate; it`s always seems far-hotter than elsewhere when I go to the 'animal reception centre' on the southern peri.-road (no too far from you I think Richie)